Jason merely Hmm’d at Augustus’s response. He had interesting ideas, definitely, but... his application with them was sometimes ill timed. He was good at stating the obvious as well. Jason glanced to the woman, giving her a brief smile before nodding. “In what way, Danielle?” Carl worked next to Augustus, careful of his facial expressions as he forced another sedative potion down the tube to the man’s stomach.

Helen moved around the room cleaning up after them and being their extra pair of hands when needed. Jason stayed out of the way unless they needed him for more. Danielle glanced briefly to her colleagues before standing up straighter, chin up. “He’s overly aggressive, first off. Second, these bite marks are fresh; you can tell by the way the blood hasn’t coagulated yet.” Jason remembered Miranda saying the man had something in his blood to react with the venom. He bit back the desire to swear.

Carl pipped up. “The bite is not large. At this point it’s less what caused the bite and more how to stop it from further incapacitating him. The sedatives will help slow down the process, sure, but...” He accepted the potion from Helen, glancing at it briefly before nodding; she proceeded to put it down the tube. “We’re giving a generalized anti-venom to give us more time.”

Danielle looked up and gave off some vital signs. Jason nodded and stepped further back from the table. He looked to the other healer, and he gave him a tight smile. “Augustus, I’d appreciate if you kept an eye on the rest of the floor with me while Carl, Danielle, and Helen handle this situation. I think Mr. Crawson still needs discharged.” Augustus did well to not push the point, though he did bustle a little bit at the dismissal. After the healer left the room, Jason nodded to the three working, giving them a smile before he turned to Miranda.

“Healer Elliot, thank you for bringing in business. If you’ll excuse me... I am going to help my other staff.” He glanced briefly to the team he was leaving. “If you need anything, don’t hesitate to call.” They agreed, all three working; one monitored vitals, one retrieved potions, and the other conferred with the team over appropriate action. It was systematic. Jason didn’t need to micromanage this one.